Monday’s News at a glance:- Scientific Rigor in Tobacco Control Drops to an All-Time Low – Copenhagen Has Lower Lung Cancer Risk – FDA regulations prevent the sale of safer vaping products – Unbridled NEJM Bias – Questions in Parliament – Vaping In The News – February 9th – Expert Reaction to study comparing heat-not-burn, vaping and smoking – High profile barrister Robert Richter QC quits smoking with vaping – FDA Commissioner Praises Vape Shops – Irish anti-vaping sentiment needs to be stubbed out – Vaping part of car ban, disappointing – Nicotine Not To Be Blamed For Smoking-related Deaths – Is there anything completely safe to vape? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tag: Hong Kong
Vapers Digest October 15th
Monday’s News at a glance:- Americans still don’t understand vaping, and Hong Kong is planning to ban it – Peer review of: Dunbar et al – Sweden flipping things and killing people again – Vaping increases quitting – FDA Demands Answers from 21 Vaping Companies – FDA Food Additive Ban Is Unscientific And Irrational – “Electronic Cigarettes” Are Not Cigarettes – E-cigarettes should not be treated like regular cigarettes – The State of Smoking 2018 – Majority of US doctors discussing E-Cigs – Study suggests vaping does not stain teeth – Vaping In The News October 13th – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Tagged with: Anti-THR Lies, Atakan Befrits, ATHRA, Carl V. Phillips, Dr Derek Yach, EurekAlert, FDA, Fergus Mason, Hong Kong, Jim McDonald, Josh Bloom, Kevin Crowley, Snus, Sweden, Vaping 360, Vaping Links, Vaping Post, Wilson Chapman
Vapers Digest October 12th
Friday’s News at a glance:- E-cigarettes should be used more actively – Nicotine is a healthier habit than tobacco – Two Landmark Reports Should Light a Fire Under Drug Policy Reformers – Psychiatrist Blocks Farsalinos – Flavours Not Needed – FDA is Publicizing Truly Dangerous Products – E-cigarette use shifts – WHO’s afraid of vaping – Public health officials are on a moral crusade – Research shows clear benefits – New Zealanders want full access to alternatives – Heart Care Foundation of India – Punjab FDA issues circular banning sale of e-cigs – Higher taxes to cut smoking in Hong Kong – Give Smokers Better Choices – How A Crackdown On E-Cigs May Benefit Altria – News Roundup – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest June 18th
Monday’s News at a glance: Another successful GFN and ACS makes some movement, but bad news in Asia – Turkey Vape Vendor Wants Xmas – Views on and experiences of electronic cigarettes: – FDA Doesn’t Understand Black Markets – Why Smokers need to be heard – The ACS Excludes Smokeless Tobacco – Aussies want vapes, e-cigs legalised – Shaming the forelock-tuggers over e-cigarettes – Health Canada to enlist social media influencers – Experts back e-cigarettes – We did not bow to e-cigarette makers – Vaping In The News – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
Vapers Digest June 15th
Friday’s News at a glance: #GFN18 Sarah Jakes’ plenary presentation – Reflection of a vaper: Trusting the Research – American Cancer Society Sees Zero Cancer Risk – New Zealand Researcher Receives International Award – Watered-down proposals to regulate e-cigarettes – A Bad Deal With The Devil – Research Shows Vaping Helps The Elderly Kick Smoking Habit – Bans on E-Cig Flavors Can’t Be Justified – Congressmen reject claims against safety – US smokers don’t believe vaping is less harmful than smoking – Glantz Thinks About Children – Teen Vaping Continuing to Fall – Trump Administration Is Offering Some Hope
Vapers Digest March 26th
Monday’s News at a glance: Will somebody please stop thinking about the children? – Rhode Island’s Impending 80% E-Cigarette Tax – Reddit Bans Sales and Trades of E-Juice on ECR – Unions Oppose Workplace Vaping – E-cigarettes and the obsolescence of combustion – Relationships matter, no matter where you live – Nicotine not to be blamed for smoking-related deaths – Vaping Won’t Stain Teeth – Vaping In The News – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest
In the News October 20th
Thursdays News at a glance: Vape in the UK – MHRA Update Email #9 -Nicotine Overdose and Vaping – No excuse – Pennsylvania’s High Vaping Tax Needs to Go – Memo to Feds: Tobacco ≠ Smoking – Regulating e-cigarette “a one-way direction” – #ABillionLives and the #teamfreeshit Brigade – Imperial Tobacco wants to sell e-cigarettes – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Thursday, 20 October 2016
In the News August 10th
Wednesdays News at a glance: I blame Knapton and The Sun – Flawed Science for Flawed Policy – Pretend Harm Reductionists – Could Australia Legalize Nicotine for Vaping? – IVVA and ASH Ireland debate ecig taxes – Government data reveals an e-cigarette tax poses risk to public health in Ireland – Houses of Parliament report Ecig updates – Where will the US vaping be in two years? – A Smokeless History Lesson For Vaping Advocates – World’s vaping industry under thick cloud – New FDA vaping regulations will harm public health – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Wednesday, 10 August 2016
Tagged with: Alex Fok, Australia, Brad Rodu, Caroline Kitchens, Dave Dorn, Dick Puddlecote, Eric Boehm, Facts Do Matter, FDA, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Irish Vape Vendors Association, IVVA, Jérôme Harlay, Jim McDonald, NNA(AU), Paul Barnes, Reason, Tax, The Hill, The Sun Also Rises, Tobacco Truth, Vaping Post, Vaping360
In the News June 3rd
Fridays News at a glance: TPD Vote Next Week Plus Big Opinion Poll – Vaping bans fail or face challenges, but FDA assault continues – Calm Down Old Chappers – History repeating: snus and e-cigarettes – Blindness Causes Smoking – Scottish Tobacco Control – Understanding ecig politics – Italy: 2 millions vapers – Vaping rules expose FDA bias – ‘Nicotine is not a demon – Smokers develop resilience to anti-cigarette policies – Judge allows state vaping law to move forward – End of vaping in Hong Kong? – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 3 June 2016
In the News April 29th
Fridays News at a glance: Royal College of Physicians Endorse Vaping – Nicotine without smoke: new RCP report on e-cigarettes and tobacco harm reduction – A Billion Lies – Meanwhile in Brussels – “Vaping is a consumer led market solution to a health problem” – La Vape du Coeur – Growing the research evidence on e-cigarettes – Vaping in Ireland: Gillian Golden on RTE – Irish Cancer Society ‘cannot recommend’ E-Cigs – E-cig switch benefits smokers – Mixed reaction to e-cigarette study – The United States Vapers’ Survey – Suit challenges federal ban on e-cigarettes on flights – These top scientists want the FDA to have an open mind about e-cigs – Nicotine Science and Policy Daily Digest – Friday, 29 April 2016
Tagged with: BMJ, CBC News, Christopher Snowdon, CRUK, Edward Anselm, Gerry Stimson, Head Rambles, Hong Kong, Ireland, IVVA, Linda Bauld, Lorien Jollye, Mawsley, Melanie Zanona, Mental Elf, Nancy Szokan, Nathalie Dunand, Planet of the Vapes, R Street, RTE, Shane Ross, The Hiil, Vaping Post, Velvet Glove Iron Fist, Washington Post
